How to pronounce “keep off the streets”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (transitive, idiomatic) To inspire or cause (someone) to avoid idleness, unemployment, poverty, or antisocial behavior.

Practice Nearby Words

keep off the street, stay back, get off, knock off, streetproof, walk the streets, leave off, stave off, stop someone in their tracks, knock it off, stay out, keep one's nose clean, drive off, go straight, keep the wolf from the door, hit the streets, get off someone's back, fend away, warn, keep it between the ditches, run someone off their feet, get out of someone's face, run out of town, pull over, keep someone on their toes, swear off, set off, run off, drive away, walk away from, stay the distance, get out of someone's hair, stay behind, shove off, sit on one's hands, make someone hard to catch, stay put, step out of line, go off the reservation, give someone the slip, hit the road, walk away, fall off the wagon, keep one's hands to oneself, walk the beat, run afoul of, beat off with a stick, stay in one's lane, keep watch, stand off, get about, tee off, stay on, keep one's head down, pipe off, step off, hop off, sit on, hit the pavement, go without, put one's foot down on, bog off, go out of one's way, throw to the dogs, put a damper on, switch off, elbow, avoid, stop out, leave home, knock off someone's block, put one's foot down upon, stay in, run off with, go to work, throw to the wolves, leave at the door, carry on, outstay one's welcome, bump off, run for the hills, go nowhere, play hooky, take a walk, play it straight, come off, beat off, sod off, stump it, step back, fight shy of, get off the ground, keep one's eyes peeled, throw out, keep the peace, go play in the traffic, not be caught dead, drag one's feet, keep one's guard up, shake off the dust from one's feet

Similar Sounds

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